Entrepreneurs who excel

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Six successful entrepreneurs share their ideas about the keys of success: Herman J. Russell (H.J. Russell and Co.), Thomas G. Sternberg (Staples), Theodore W. Wyatt (Gateway 2000), T.J. Rogers (Cypress Semiconductor), Lillian Vernon (catalog company), Norman Brinker (Chili's) and George Zimmer (Men's Warehouse).

Analysis, Cover Story, Businessmen, Entrepreneurship

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In Remington's footsteps

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Rattey and his wife Pamela Harr produce and market their bronze sculptures of Western themes through their firm Bridger Foundry & Gallery. The 54-year-old Rattey used to be a cattle rancher before he began working as a sculptor. The firm had revenues of $400,000 in 1992.

Copper foundries, Marketing, Bronze sculpture, Rattey, Harvey, Harr, Pamela, Bridger Foundry and Gallery

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Riding into the sunrise

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Actor Hugh O'Brien was inspired by a visit with medical missionary Albert Schweitzer to found the Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation (HOBY). HOBY, which has 58 affiliates, provides programs to help teenagers learn about business and leadership from successful adults.

Services, Teenagers, Youth, O'Brien, Hugh

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